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My heavenly bamboo has all of its leaves concentrated at the top. How can I prune it to make it look fuller?
–B.W., Galveston
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Answer: I Ieavenly or sacred bamboo (Nan–dina domestica) is a durable, drought–tolerant, long–lived evergreen shrub hardy to USDA Zone 7. It can reach a height ol six to eight feet and grows slightly less wide. Native to India and China, heavenly bamboo is prized for its bronze to rose, lacy bamboo–like leaves, which emerge in the spring and eventually age to a bluish green.
This foliage turns bronze or purplish in fall, then fiery red in winter, especially in full sun. Panicles of white flowers appear in May and June and give rise to bright red berries that persist in fall and winter. Although tolerant of shade, heavenly bamboo looks best in full sun. Gardeners in the southeastern United States, however, should be aware that the plant is currently listed as a forest invasive.
Left to its own devices, heavenly bamboo develops a flattened, umbrella–like crown of branches atop leggy, leafless stems. To maintain a fuller shape, prune shoots periodically—ideally, before new growth emerges in the spring. There are two options to renovating this shrub. The simplest approach is to cut back all of the stems at an arbitrary height (making the cuts just above a node) and wait for new shoots to appear. The alternative is to cut back just a few of the stems. When these cut ends leaf out, the foliage will hide the tallest stems that were left uncut. The following year, these remaining stems can be cut back. Occasionally it may be necessary to altogether remove a few of the thickest, oldest stems at the base to improve sunlight penetration and to encourage the production of new shoots, which emerge from underground stems or rhizomes.
Some cultivars of heavenly bamboo are naturally denser and more compact. These include 'Fire Power', 'Atropurpurea Nana', 'Gulf Stream', 'Wood's Dwarf, and 'San Gabriel' (sometimes listed as 'Orhime').
Can you tell me about orchard mason bees? I hear they are an alternative where honeybees are in short supply.
–T.A., Yuma. AZ
Answer: The blue orchard bee (Osmia tig–naria), also known as the orchard mason bee because it uses mud to build its nest, is a species of solitary bee that is being tried as a pollinator for such early–blooming fruits as apples, cherries, and blueberries. Blue orchard bees are native to most of North America. They are slightly smaller than a honeybee and are shiny bluish black in color. The short adult life of these bees and their nonaggrcssive nature make them an attractive pollinator for home fruit–growers.
There is only one generation of blue orchard bee each year. Adults emerge about the lime redbud (Ccrcis spp.) blooms. They will forage and pollinate crops when temperatures go as low as 55oF and during overcast days, conditions which ground other bees.
After mating, the females search for narrow cavities to use as nests. In nature the nests are constructed in hollow stems and small holes in the trunks of trees. The bees will also occupy wooden blocks that have been drilled with holes one–quarter to three–eighths inches in diameter and at least three inches deep, cardboard tubes or paper straws, and commercially available nest blocks. The . female collects pollen and nectar and then lays an egg in each of five to ten cells within each cavity, provisioning each cell with food before capping the finished nest with mud. The period of foraging and nest provisioning lasts only four to six weeks, after which the adult bees die. The larvae develop over the summer inside the nest, feeding on the pollen and nectar. They make cocoons, pupate, and become adults while remaining in the cells. In the fall the adults go dormant and hibernate. Some cold temperatures are required in order for them to come out of dormancy and emerge from the nests in the spring.
For more information about blue orchard bees, refer to the book How to Manage the Blue Orchard Bee by Jordi Bosche and W. Kemp (Sustainable Agriculture Network, 2001).
How can I protect my peach trees from peach leaf curl?
–F.P., Morgantown, WV
Answer: Peach leaf curl is a spring fungal disease that infects the young leaves of peaches and nectarines. The pathogen (Taphrina deformans) overwinters in the bark and around the buds. Infection begins at bud swell and continues until the young leaves emerge. Favorable temperatures for infection are 50–70oF. Rainfall and cool temperatures that delay unfolding and maturation of the leaf increase the severity of the disease. Once they are fully expanded, mature leaves are resistant to infection.
The fungus attacks the meristcm region of the leaf, resulting in foliage that is curled and wrinkled. Thick fleshy portions of the leaf 5 may be flushed with shades of red, yellow, or purple. When the fungus sporulates on infected leaves, it produces a powdery gray dust. In–fected leaves then turn brown, shrivel, and fall from the tree. The spores are carried by wind and rain to infect the tree again the following spring. Repeated annual infections will lead to branch dieback and a shorter life for the peach tree.
The best way to control peach leaf curl is with applications of fungicide in the fall after the leaves have dropped or in the early spring before bud swell. Bordeaux mix (copper sulfate plus hydrated lime), chlorothalonil (Da–conil 2787), ferbam, and lime sulfur will all provide control. Very light infections can be addressed by simply pruning out and disposing of the shoots that exhibit deformed leaves. Keeping your trees vigorous through regular pruning, fertilizing, and watering will also provide some protection.
Finally, there are a few cultivars with genetic resistance to peach leaf curl. These include the heirloom varieties 'Blood Free' (occasionally called 'Indian Blood Freestone') and 'Muir'. Newer resistant varieties include 'Candor', 'Clayton', 'Five Star Curlless', 'Frost', and 'Q 1–8'.
Is there any way to get rid of nipple gall on a vernal witch hazel? It is terribly unsightly.
–E.K., Manteo, NC
Answer: While unsightly, nipple galls pose no harm to the health of your witch hazels. The half–inch–high conical green swellings, sometimes tipped with red, are the handiwork of the witch hazel gall aphid (Hormaphis hamamelidis). This insect occurs in the northeast United States, west to Illinois, and south to North Carolina.
In early spring, aphid eggs that overwintered on the twigs of witch hazel hatch. The young nymphs feed on the surfaces of the unfolding leaves with their piercing mouth–parts. The leaf responds to the injury by growing to create a pocket around the insect. Females produce winged young within these galls. The young aphids then escape through a small opening on the underside of the leaf, and by midsummer the galls are empty.
These winged young fly to the leaves of birch trees and produce several generations of wingless aphids during the summer. These, however, do not cause gall formation as they feed on the birch leaves. With the arrival of fall a winged generation of aphids is created and these migrate back to witch hazels. They lay eggs on the witch hazel twigs, completing the cycle. This alternation of hosts is common for a number of aphids—for example, the woolly apple aphid that alternates between apple and elm, or the woolly alder aphid that docs the same between alder and maple. Because the galls have no effect on the health of the witch hazel, the best solution is tolerance. You can, however, try spraying your witch hazel with horticultural oil before the buds leaf out in the spring.
I just removed an asphalt driveway and want to plant shrubs and flowers in this area. Should I be worried about the soil beneath the asphalt?
–KM., Mamaroneck, NY
Answer: The soil beneath your driveway is probably not contaminated, but it almost certainly needs improvement. In the construction of your driveway, the topsoil was moved and sand or gravel may have been added as a base. To improve the growing conditions of this nutrient–poor, compacted soil, you will need to loosen and amend it. This can be done with a pick and a shovel. After breaking up the planting area, add several inches of compost, leaf mold, or rotted manure and mix it into the top eight inches of the soil. If you live in an area with acid soil you should probably add five pounds of limestone per 100 square feet, although a soil test will give you a more detailed recommendation. Barring that, you should also add about two pounds of a balanced fertilizer, such as 5–10–10 or the equivalent. After you have mixed in all the amendments, you can rake the bed smooth, plant it, and congratulate yourself for growing something, while not actually in asphalt, at least where asphalt once was. H


With only three months remaining until the first Kata Rocks Superyacht Rendezvous (KRSR) Dec 10-12, the event in Phuket, Thailand continues to attract keen interest from major industry leaders in both the superyacht and luxury media sectors.
This charter season opening event is complimentary for superyachts and invited yachting professionals and welcomes both sailing and motor superyachts over 24 metres to enjoy a three-day social programme in and around the award-winning Kata Rocks.
New participating partners include Lee Marine (Thailand's leading luxury yachting company with a reputation for service excellence), Benetti Yachts (founded in 1873, one of the oldest luxury shipyard in the world. Benetti builds semi-custom composite yachts from 93 to 145ft), Princess Yachts Southeast Asia (with over 50 years of heritage, Princess Yachts meticulously sculpts iconic yachts), Bristol Charter (with operations in Dubai, Phuket and the French Riviera – Bristol Charter offers the best luxury yacht cruises in Phuket), PMYA Asia Yachting (it offers yacht training and professional yachting services to discerning clients), Seal Superyachts (Thailand's oldest established Superyacht Agency, servicing the Seychelles through to eastern Indonesia), Yacht Solutions (Asia's leading superyacht specialist situated in both Bangkok and Phuket Thailand, servicing superyachts across the Asia- Pacific region). They join Burgess, 77 Design, and Hemisphere Crew Solutions Monaco, along with host Kata Rocks and sponsor Infinite Luxury, with many more to announce soon.
The list of top luxury media committed to covering KRSR also continues to grow with Destinasian, Tatler Hong Kong, Palace, Luxe Getaways, Class Act Media, Image Asia, Naa Magazine, LUXUO and Travellers Planet added to those already confirmed.
"Lee Marine is thrilled to be supporting the first Kata Rocks Superyacht Rendezvous.
Kata Rocks and Infinity Luxury are, as usual, presenting innovative ideas for this event. Thailand's current and upcoming superyacht market has so much growth potential and this rendezvous pushes that point home," says Lee Marine Founder and Managing Director Josh Lee.


WASHINGTON — Lockheed Martin and Rockwell Collins have been awarded contracts to continue development of an airborne command-and-control system that makes it possible for the U.S. Air Force to launch an intercontinental ballistic missile even if launch control centers on the ground are destroyed.
On Tuesday, the Air Force announced it had given Lockheed an $81 million contract and Rockwell a $76 million contract for the technology maturation and risk reduction phase of the Airborne Launch Control System Replacement. That program, also known as ALCS-R, will support ICBM operations until 2075, meaning it will work with both the current Minuteman III system and its eventual replacement, the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent, which will come online in the late 2020s.
The Air Force fielded an ALCS capability in the late 1960s to make moot the Soviet Union's ability to decapitate the ICBM force by destroying the United States' command-and-control, or C2, facilities. The thought process was thus: Even if an attack were to wipe out the ground-based launch-control centers, those ICBMs would remain ready to launch in many circumstances, and an aircraft equipped with the ALCS system could fly overhead and give the command.
Today, the U.S. military operates 16 E-6B aircraft equipped with the ALCS system, as well as one plane used for integration and lab testing. The E-6Bs are owned and flown by the Navy, while an on-board Air Force crew is tasked with providing a mobile C2 capability for the ICBM enterprise.
During ALCS-R, the Air Force intends to replace all of the airborne mission equipment on the E-6Bs as well as ground-based radios in 450 launch-control centers, which haven't been updated since the 1960s, said an Air Force official with knowledge of the program.
According to a May 2015 request for information, most of the legacy ALCS equipment dates from the 1980s and was developed for the EC-135 aircraft that has since been retired. It also encrypts information using a U.S. National Security Agency system that will soon become obsolete.
During the technology maturation and risk reduction phase, Lockheed and Rockwell will be responsible for completing an ALCS-R preliminary design and create a "fully functional prototype," according to the contract announcement.
The service will downselect to a single competitor in the first quarter of fiscal 2021 for the engineering, manufacturing and development stage of the program, an Air Force official told Defense News.
In the FY18 budget, the Air Force requested $78.5 million for the ALCS-R effort. Almost $66 million was appropriated for FY17 expenses.
The ALCS-R program does not entail modifying the E-6B or selecting a new aircraft to house the airborne launch capability. Earlier this year, Gen. John Hyten, head of U.S. Strategic Command, told Congress that the E-6Bs are planned to fly until 2038, but that he has already directed the Navy to begin working with the Air Force on a replacement that could support the requirements of both services.
The nuclear command and control aircraft will need to be replaced by 2038.


A new In-Band Motion Compensated Temporal Filtering (IBMCTF) framework is introduced to provide scalability for compressed bitstreams of video. The number of motion vectors generated for this framework is too high. The existing prediction technique to compress the motion vectors has three different modes for prediction, which is to be transmitted to decoder and hence requires minimum two bits. In this paper we are proposing only two modes instead of three (i.e. one bit instead of two). Thus the cost of mode information to be transmitted to the decoder is reduced by 50%, without compromising the quality of the received video.


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Q: Handling iOS game saves over multiple devices I'm currently developing an iOS game. It requires internet access to play and uses Game Center. I want to implement save games, without using NSUserDefaults so users can play on multiple devices and everything is connected to their unique Game Center ID. Does Apple provide a way to sync save games via Game Center or do I have to take care of it? I would likely create a PHP script but I don't want IDs to be spoofed via a proxy or other means. If this is the best option, how would I go about doing that? I'm open to other ideas also. Thanks in advance!

A: This is exactly what iCloud is for. You can store key-value pairs in the user's iCloud which will then by synched across all devices. Designing for Key-Value Data in iCloud.

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The first results of Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine trials were officially published Tuesday and the news was good—patients injected with the mRNA-based vaccine produced antibodies that fight the Covid-19 virus.
Just how good is this good news? That depends on whether or not you accept the fundamental assumption underlying this generation of Covid-19 vaccines as fact.
To proclaim these trials a success is to take for granted that exposing people to viral proteins will trigger a vigorous, long-lasting immune response. But studies of the molecular biology of SARS-CoV-2, along with the natural history of the coronavirus family, may offer evidence to the contrary.
Vaccines don't act as shields, protecting you from a disease. Instead they act more as alarms. Just like a fire alarm won't put out the fire, a vaccine won't prevent you from infection. They're just a means to alert your immune system early on that a danger exists. In the end, it's your immune system—including those antibodies—that does all the work.
Several recent studies have found that antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 decline in strength and number in the weeks and months following infection. One study describes a decline in even neutralizing antibodies, which are thought to be protective against reinfection and disease.
While this decline is not without precedent and is in fact typical of human coronavirus infections, the question is what it portends for the pandemic and for the success of Covid-19 vaccines.
SARS-CoV-2 is broadly similar to the four coronaviruses that cause about one third of all common colds. Each year, the same four viruses infect us the world over, sweeping the Northern Hemisphere from December to February; south of the Equator from May to July; and in the tropics, year-round. These waves of infection, which with rare exceptions cause minor symptoms only, have repeated year in and year out since the discovery of the virus in the 1960s.
In the 1970s two independent teams of medical researchers conducted experiments to determine whether or not the same coronavirus strain might reinfect and give a cold to the same person. Volunteers who were deliberately exposed to the virus contracted colds and recovered. A year later, they were again exposed to the same virus—and again were infected and developed cold symptoms. These experiments established that protective immunity to the cold-causing coronavirus is short-lived.
I call this phenomenon "get it and forget it," and it describes the interaction between these viruses and our immune systems that is so unique. Confronted with a cold-causing coronavirus, our bodies evidently forget that we were infected at all.
For us, this leaves us susceptible to annual colds, which are generally harmless but a nuisance besides. For the viruses, this is a winning strategy, as it rids them of the need to change to survive. At present, we don't understand coronaviruses in sufficient detail to know why our immunity to them so short-lived.* What we do know is that if SARS-CoV-2 behaves as its coronavirus cousins do, Covid-19 is sure to become a seasonally recurring pandemic.
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The Swiss museum that recently accepted works of art from the trove of the late Cornelius Gurlitt has published preliminary lists of the pieces that the German collector had hidden from the public for decades.
On Thursday, the Kunstmuseum Bern said the lists are a work in progress and still need to be completed. The museum has posted on its official website a 196-page document enumerating works of art that were hidden in Gurlitt's Munich apartment, as well as a separate 95-page document listing pieces from his Salzburg residence.
Gurlitt, who died in May, is believed to have stashed about 1,600 works of art -- many of which are believed to have come from his father, Hildebrand Gurlitt, a collector who worked with the Nazi party.
After Cornelius Gurlitt died, his representatives revealed that he had bequeathed his art to the Kunstmuseum Bern. The museum said earlier this week that it would accept the controversial art collection but that it won't accept pieces that were looted by Nazi forces during World War II.
Officials at the museum said in a release on Thursday that they are making the lists public "in the interests of transparency" and that the museum will "endeavor to emend the lists, step by step."
The museum also acknowledged that a "legal heiress" of Gurlitt has challenged the inheritance. As a result of the relative's court challenge, the museum said it will only have "restricted access" to the works of art for the time being.
Among the artists represented in the lists are Paul Cezanne, Camille Pissarro, Paul Gauguin, Edgar Degas, Gustave Courbet, Claude Monet, Marc Chagall, Edvard Munch and Otto Dix. Some of the works date as far back as the 15th and 16th centuries, including pieces by Lucas Cranach the Elder and Albrecht Dürer.
A number of families have already mounted claims on some of the works. The German government had previously listed some of the pieces from the Gurlitt trove on the website lostart.de.


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Title: Get Chopped [Letter to Salient Vol. 24 No. 11 1961]
Author: D. Crun
In: Salient: Victoria University Students' Newspaper. Vol. 24, No. 11. 1961
Publication details: Victoria University of Wellington, 24 July 1961, Wellington
Salient: Victoria University Students' Newspaper. Vol. 24, No. 11. 1961
Get Chopped
Sir,—In replying to the article "Dwyer Cut Up" (much more appropriately "Dwyer on top") I would first refer to the premise that Miss Benefield is criticising i.e. "The very concept of Infinity is all-inclusive and absolutely exclusive." Assuming this, Mr Dwyer tried to show that if evil existed apart from God; He was no longer Infinite.
Miss Benefield attempts to prove the premise wrong and thus Mr Dwyer's conclusion as well. She concludes: "Thus beside the Infinite, there is the finite dependent on the Infinite God for its very existence." In other words, she maintains that something occurs outside Infinite God and (horror of horrors) she decides that this existence, while being separate, still "depends on God for its very existence."
Obviously Mr Dwyer has scored because after all her pseudo-reasoned orange peel Miss Benefield merely admits Mr Dwyer's insistence on the existence of orange juice i.e. that God is not Infinite.
What does Miss Benefield then do, but proceed to argue on the basis that God is Infinite, having apparently proved that He Isn't. She then goes on to state that Good emanates from God and evil "does not exist positively at all. It is an absence of Good." What is good? As Miss Benefield is chary of delineating It here I can only conclude that she is referring to the Christian code as manifested by the Church on earth. Can she deny that this Christian morality has varied in the past. One has only to look at attitudes of the clergy in the Middle Ages to see the familiarity with, and tendency towards physical violence that was prevalent in society as a whole and had a general reflection In the Christian morality of the time. Today Christians lay great emphasis on "turning the other cheek"—this emphasis has evolved since the Middle Ages and very probably a different emphasis will appear in the future. What would be the attitude of the Church In the case of war today? The categorical statement "Thou shalt not kill," will merely be passed over.
In her last paragraph Miss Benefield maintains the existence of a consistent Christian morality. She separates this from Its manifestation in the Christian Church on earth by its very consistence. How then does she define it? "A philosophic concept of God's laws regarding creation." Whose concept is this? There is no concept' which is at all generally accepted. There is a whole series of different Individual interpretations, even national interpretations.
How were these different interpretations produced anyway? Obviously the bible is the material from which they came. What is the bible?—Obviously a collection of human interpretations in itself.
To avoid the incorporation of doubtful material in her "philosophic concept" Miss B. would be able to use her bible only in fundamentals, ie. the Ten Commandments. These fundamentals will still have to be expanded before they can be applied to our continually developing way of life. Who is going to expand them? Not one common authority—but many, with the result of a plurality of interpretations.
And this moral code is supposed to delineate what is "good." Miss Benefield can find it to say; evil is merely the absence of good, "positive" good, but she does this allowing only an assumption that, by good, she means Christian morality—a variable and often vague thing which can only be ignored, even by Its exponents, if it comes into contradiction with fundamental national policies.
Simply, It appears that Miss B. only makes a case out for the real existence of evil, by claiming the real existence of good. According to the moral nature of good, it is merely a contrast to evil—on the same plane. Therefore Miss B's claim that evil "does not exist positively at all," is completely absurd. If it does not exist "positively" then neither can good—one could just as well say; good does not exist positively at all, it is an absence of evil.
—D. Crun.


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Q: Select system function names in SQL Server I have a table with a bunch of queries.
What I have to do is selecting records which has query using SQL Server system function.
It would be the best to select all system function names so that I can get it done with the subquery within a where clause.
The advice would be great.

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The Tasmanian Department of Infrastructure Energy and Resources, Division of Mineral Resources, Laboratories at Hobart provide analytical services mainly for internal clients, but where no equivalent service exists in the state, for external clients also. There are five main laboratories: XRF, XRD/Soils, Lapidary, Microscopy/asbestos/petrology and Chemical/NDIR. Please contact the laboratory manager to enquire about our laboratory services.
Soil, rock and mineral samples can be analysed for most major elements on a fused disk, and for most trace elements on a pressed pellet, in a Bruker ASX58 XRF, with proprietary Bruker software and a series of commercial standards.
The carbon and sulphur contents of soil and rock samples can be determined by Nondispersive infrared (NDIR) analysis using a Bruker G4 Icarus analyser.
Soil, rock and mineral samples, and many synthetic inorganic materials, can be analysed for their mineralogy on an automated Philips X-Ray diffractometer system: PW 1729 generator, PW 1050 goniometer and PW 1710 microprocessor with nickel-filtered copper radiation at 40kV/30mA, a graphite monochromator (PW1752), sample spinner and a proportional detector (sealed gas filled PW1711). The PW1710 system is presently driven by the CSIRO XRD software: "PW1710 for Windows" and "XPLOT for Windows". Interpretation and quantification is largely manual, using a series of prepared standards of the more common minerals to enable some semi-quantitative analysis.
Soil samples can be tested for various physical properties, mostly relating to construction suitability and geohazards, and include: Atterberg Limits, Shearbox, Emerson Dispersion, Sieve size, Sediment size and Moisture determination.
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NESN earned its highest season-opener rating in network history last night with a 19.7 household rating (475,000 households) in the Boston DMA. The rating is the fifth highest rating in NESN's history and highest game rating since Aug. 28, 2007. NESN's Red Sox coverage was the top rated program in the Boston DMA in every major demographic category including an 11.3 rating for women 25-54.
The previous best season opener rating was set last year when NESN earned a 17.9 household rating for the Red Sox 5-3 opening day victory over Tampa Bay on April 6, 2009.
NESN also set an opening day record by earning a 7.1 rating for the network's pre-game show Olympia Sports presents The Boston Globe Red Sox GameDay Live. The previous best opening day pre-game rating was a 4.3, also recorded on April 6, 2009.
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As a person who lives in New York City, the book East of Tiffany's has caught my attention since I first read the tittle. If you travel to the Upper East Side of Manhattan, you will find many fashionable people crossing the streets. Even though I have just read a few chapters of this book, I would like to recommend it to all my friends because of the interesting stories that are described in this book; it makes me think deeply about how to have a meaningful life.
The Upper East Side always attracts many successful and rich people to live there. People who want to succeed hope to learn how to find the winning path in their lives through the experience that successful people have accumulated during the process of their success. East of Tiffany's is a series of funny and warm stories about a successful banker, including his loved ones and beloved pet, and his other personal experiences of success.
There are some people who believe that people of quality treat everything with an unbending manner except themselves and their business. However, this book may change their minds by showing a totally different picture of successful people, which proves that they never stop loving and caring about their families, pets, and friends during their lives. I recommend this book to everyone who wants to learn about life, love, and work.
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Knoxville churches join together for Easter sunrise service at Knoxville Botanical Garden
by: Jennifer Webb
Sunday morning, as the sun came up over the Smoky Mountains dozens of people bowed their heads and closed their eyes. A number of churches in Knoxville came together for an Easter sunrise service at the Knoxville Botanical Garden.
"The most significant thing in Christian theology is Jesus rising and that happened in the dark but immediately after Jesus rose in the dark the light shines in the world and Christ's light perpetuates in the world today," sid Bart Slabbekorn.
Slabbekorn says Easter is a day to celebrate with fellow followers.
"I just wanted to come out and be with the community members, be with brothers and sisters and in the community and celebrate Christ's resurrection," said Slabbekorn.
For some in the crowd it was the first time they had been to the Easter sunrise service at the Knoxville Botanical Garden.
"The sunrise, it's a full moon, it's the best way to start the day and this was better than what I thought it was going to be," said Cindy Ibson.
The Easter sunrise service at the Knoxville Botanical Garden is one that happens every Easter.


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Embassy asks Chinese nationals to halt visits to Sri Lanka
Chinese Embassy in Colombo has informed its nationals from Coronavirus affected areas including Hubei Province to cancel or postpone their visits to Sri Lanka. MORE..
23 suspected coronavirus patients admitted to IDH since last Friday
A total of 23 patients, who are suspected to have been infected by the new coronavirus, were admitted to the Infectious Disease Hospital (IDH) since last Friday (January 24), says Dr. Sudath Samaraweera, the Chief Epidemiologist of the Ministry of Health. MORE..
UAE confirms first coronavirus case in family arriving from China
The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) of United Arab Emirates has announced the first case of new coronavirus in the UAE in members of a family arriving from the Chinese city of Wuhan. MORE..
Parliament to debate forensic audit report on Bond Scam in Feb.
The Committee on Parliamentary Business after lengthy deliberation has agreed to allocate February 18 and 19, for the debate on the Forensic Audit Report regarding the issuance of Treasury Bonds by the Central Bank of Sri Lanka. MORE..


When a home seller retains a real estate agent to list their home for sale, it is typical practice for the real estate brokerage to require the seller to sign a 6 month listing agreement. But what if the listing agent doesn't deliver what he or she promised? The seller is stuck in a deal they can't get out of.
That has never seemed very fair to me!
Yes, when I list your home for sale, I will write up a 6 month listing agreement for you to sign. But here's the difference.
Look at the screenshot below. This is written into every listing agreement I produce.
It says "Seller may cancel this agreement with 24 hours written notice at any time after property has been listed for sale on the MLS for 30 days or more without a sale having been agreed".
I am proud to say that nobody has ever invoked that clause since I have been listing homes for sale.


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Peppermint Oil, or Mentha x piperita, is a potent oil with the power of menthol offering multiple health and household benefits. It is popular due to its wide range of uses and therapeutic benefits. Helps to improves energy levels. Peppermint essential oil provides a wonderful cooling sensation while it naturally alleviates discomfort. It is known to keep mosquitoes, spiders, mice, roaches, fleas & ants away. It is intense and far more concentrated than other essential oils. Peppermint is also a great option for diffusing on its own or with compatible scents such as Lavender, Rosemary, Spearmint, or Sage! The topical application of peppermint oil is generally safe, although it is necessary to dilute with a carrier oil such as fractionated Coconut, jojoba or Almond oil.
Rub a drop on palm of hands and inhale for a refreshing pick me up!
Dilute with carrier oil and use as a post-workout massage!
Blends well with Basil, Eucalyptus, Geranium, Lavender, Lemon, Rosemary, Spearmint, and Ylang Ylang.


Money from insurance companies, real-estate developers and other members of the financial industry represented about 10 percent of the money lawmakers raised.
Political parties and other politicians were next on the list. The state's contribution limits allow parties to give much more money to candidates than other donors, and some current members of the Legislature faced tough elections in the last cycle. Republicans won several battleground races, and party money made up the largest share of GOP member money.
Many of the same special interests that gave directly to lawmakers' campaign committees also donated generously to independent spending committees that, in turn, were deeply involved in last cycle's legislative races. Counting that money would push the $102 million – and likely certain categories of donor – significantly higher.


Discussion in 'iPad Hacking' started by darthluke12694, Jul 9, 2011.
I currently have iOS 5 beta 2 installed on my iPad and I wanted to jailbreak it. Unfortunately the only jailbreak is a tethered jailbreak using redsn0w. So I successfully jailbreaked my iPad. I know how to reboot using a tethered jailbreak. However, how do you reboot the iPad when you install a Cydia app and it requires you to reboot. I click reboot, and the Apple Logo appears. I attempt to reboot using Redsn0w and it works....but when it reboots the ios is all screwed up. It's almost like I have the iPhone ios installed on my iPad. I restored my iPad and it's back to normal now without the jailbreak?
Anyone know why this happened? Also, how do you do a reboot after you install a Cydia App?
Do you have SBSettings? Or, do you have access to or a way to re-spring your iPad? Because, in iOS 4.x, when the icons go all wonky and your iPad looks like an iPod (with tiny icons), all that's usually needed is to re-spring (not reboot) the iPad and it'll be fine.
BTW, respringing is just to reset the springboard application/GUI - the very topmost part of the iPad's system and you don't need to tether to do a respring. Reboot is when you actually shut down it OS and restart it (hence the need, in your case, for a tether).
I'm thinking that might be the same way you can fix your problem after rebooting the tethered jailbreak?
So, maybe re-jailbreak that iOS 5 beta and the next time you get iPod icons, try the above (assuming you do have the option to respring). Worth a shot, eh?
Also have to ask....which cydia app did you try to install?
No I didn't have SBSettings installed. I just installed the jailbreak, then the very first Cydia App I tried to install was BrowserChanger which required a reboot. I guess next time I should try and install SBSettings first and then do the respring if anything goes wrong.
I tried what you suggested and unfortunately it didn't work. So I'll just have to restore my iPad and wait for another jailbreak or wait until an untethered jailbreak comes out for iOS 5. Thanks anyway though!
When your iPad reboots and "looks like an iPhone", this is a clue that the app you just installed is not compatible with the current IOS. It used to happen occasionally with iPhone apps when you tried them on the iPad, however it will happen with LOTS of apps on IOS5.
Best advice is get yourself back onto stock IOS5b2 or 4.3.3 jailbroken. In this case, beta really does mean beta!


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Blog: The Scientology 'Why' Trap - 2013-12-16
The Scientology 'Why' Trap December 16, 2013, Marty Rathbun, Moving On Up a Little Higher
"We're in a society that is so psychology-ridden that it's almost hobbled with 'why did I do that and this and that?' Although psychology has a powerful cleansing function, like any method it can become a trap, and it's trapped many of us in the West. But the more we act from the heart, from that deep intuitional space, the less the spinning of the mind will interfere. The more awareness with which we do something, the more heart we act on, the more that self-acceptance will allow us to trust those acts."
- from A Gradual Awakening by Stephen Levine
That is a very apt and insightful statement that, while not attempting to, precisely describes what might most be wrong with Scientology. I have in the past noted the ingrained proclivity in Scientologists to practice excessive judgmentalism on others. For example, see Sitting In Judgment. .
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Mudgee once again put it on for the cameras as TV personality favourite Mike Whitney visited the region to showcase the best in local wine and produce for Sydney Weekender.
Following Mudgee Region Tourism's win at the NSW Tourism Awards for best in Destination Marketing, Mike and the Sydney Weekender team were compelled to visit a number of Mudgee gems including highlights from Mudgee Fine Food's new Farm Gate Trail, a taste of the famous woodfired pizzas and wine tastings at Di Lusso Estate, a closer look at bee hives at Mudgee Honey and a walk through the flowering olive grove at Rylstone Olive Press.
In between filming, the Sydney Weekender cast and crew stayed at the sleek and contemporary five-star Horizon Mudgee and basked in 360-degree views of undulating hills surrounded by vineyards.
Sydney Weekender's special NSW Tourism Award winner's episode airs on the Seven Network, 5.30pm Sunday 19 February.
Mudgee Region Tourism heads to Darwin at the end of this month as Finalists in Destination Marketing at the Australian Tourism Awards.


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Diabetes usually refers to diabetes mellitus, a group of metabolic diseases in which a person has high blood glucose levels over a prolonged period.

Diabetes may also refer to a heterogeneous group of diseases that only have in common excessive urination and thirst:

Diabetic conditions

Diabetes insipidus
 Diabetes insipidus (DI), a condition characterized by excessive thirst and excretion of large amounts of severely diluted urine (unrelated to the high blood sugar levels of diabetes mellitus)
 Nephrogenic diabetes insipidus, a form of diabetes insipidus due primarily to pathology of the kidney (genetic defect in ability of kidney to concentrate urine)
 Neurogenic diabetes insipidus, a lack of vasopressin (ADH) production in the hypothalamus of the brain

Diabetes mellitus

Types of diabetes mellitus

Common types
 Diabetes mellitus type 1, a form of diabetes mellitus that results from autoimmune destruction of insulin-producing beta cells of the pancreas
 Diabetes mellitus type 2, a metabolic disorder that is characterized by high blood glucose in the context of insulin resistance and relative insulin deficiency
 Diabetes mellitus type 3, a proposed term by researchers for describing the link between Alzheimer's disease and Diabetes.
 Diabetes mellitus type 4, a proposed term to describe specific kinds of metabolic disorders involving long-term high bloodpressure
 Gestational diabetes, a condition in which women without previously diagnosed diabetes exhibit high blood glucose levels during pregnancy. Sometimes referred to as Type 4 Diabetes.
 Diabetes mellitus and pregnancy
 Diabetes mellitus type 5, a proposed term to describe the link between Parkinson's disease and diabetes.

Rare types
 Diabetes mellitus and deafness, a mitochondrial disease associated with the gene "Leu-UUR"
 Latent autoimmune diabetes (LADA), a term coined to describe slow-onset type 1 autoimmune diabetes in adults
 Lipoatrophic diabetes, a type of diabetes mellitus presenting with severe lipodystrophy
 Maturity onset diabetes of the young (MODY), any of several genetic forms of diabetes caused by mutations in an autosomal dominant gene that disrupts insulin production or action
 Neonatal diabetes mellitus, a form of diabetes that occurs in the first 6 months of life
 Permanent neonatal diabetes mellitus
 Transient neonatal diabetes mellitus
 Prediabetes, a state of elevated blood sugar that falls below the thresholds for diagnosis of diabetes mellitus
 Steroid-induced diabetes, prolonged high blood sugar due to glucocorticoid therapy for another medical condition

Complications of diabetes mellitus

Acute
 Diabetic coma, a reversible form of coma, a medical emergency, found in people with diabetes mellitus with a extremely elevated blood sugar
 Diabetic ketoacidosis, a potentially life-threatening complication in patients with diabetes mellitus (usually type 1)

Chronic
 Diabetic foot, refers to several podiatric pathologies associated with diabetes mellitus
 Diabetic nephropathy, damage to the kidneys and the development of proteinuria and chronic kidney disease
 Diabetic neuropathy, a disorder that is associated with diabetes mellitus
 Diabetic retinopathy, damage to the retina of the eye caused by complications of diabetes mellitus, which can eventually lead to diabetic nephropathy, damage to the kidneys and the development of proteinuria, and chronic kidney disease

Diabetes in animals
 Diabetes in cats
 Diabetes in dogs
 Diabetes in horses

Diabetes management
 Diabetes management, a system to monitor and maintain the impaired glucose cycle that results from diabetes
 Anti-diabetic medication
 Diabetes management software, runs on personal computers and personal digital assistants (PDAs) to help persons with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes manage their disease
 Diabetic diet
 Insulin therapy

Periodicals
 Diabetes (journal), a peer-reviewed scientific journal published since 1952 by the American Diabetes Association
 Diabetes Care, a peer-reviewed medical journal published since 1978 by the American Diabetes Association

See also
 Glossary of diabetes
 Diabetic hypoglycemia
 World Diabetes Day


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Detainees May Be Denied Evidence for Defense
By Josh White
When Khalid Sheik Mohammed and other alleged co-conspirators in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks seek to represent themselves in military commissions trials in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, they may be barred from reviewing highly classified evidence and might not have access to the intelligence agents who interrogated them, according to the Pentagon's Office of Military Commissions.
The Justice Department has argued that the Supreme Court's decision last week granting the Guantanamo detainees the right to challenge their detentions in U.S. courts should not affect the military trials process. The department contends that the government plans to go ahead with military commissions for those who are facing war crimes charges.
Though the top legal adviser for the commissions process, Air Force Brig. Gen. Thomas W. Hartmann, has said that the trials would be "fair, just and transparent" and that detainees would have full access to the evidence against them, Pentagon officials have now backed off of those claims. The Office of Military Commissions said last week that defendants representing themselves might not get access to information about their interrogators and that secret information might have to be redacted in order to be shared with them.
"If classified information is presented to the jury, the accused will see it, no exceptions," according to the Office of Military Commissions' written responses to Washington Post questions about how the military commissions will deal with classified evidence in the Sept. 11 case. But a further explanation reveals that classified contents of certain materials could be replaced by summaries and blacked-out documents. "It is possible that an accused representing himself will not be able to directly review some evidence; in such circumstances, his standby defense counsel might be involved."
It is unclear, however, what role the standby counsel would be allowed to play and how far the judge would let him go in cooperating in their client's defense. Mohammed, Tawfiq bin Attash and Ali Abdul Aziz Ali have been approved to represent themselves at trial; Ramzi Binalshibh and Mustafa Ahmed al-Hawsawi have hearings pending to determine their competency to do so.
The defendants, some of whom have already said they were tortured by CIA agents while held in secret prisons overseas, almost certainly will request to use highly classified evidence relating to their captures and alleged confessions under duress. Legal experts said that, in such cases, it would be critical to challenge the confessions as illegal because of coercion, even if the government did not seek to use them, because of the legal doctrine that if the defendant was abused, all of his following statements would then be tainted and inadmissible.
But the Office of Military Commissions will not guarantee that the defendants will be able to question and confront their interrogators or captors, saying that the "identities of intelligence interrogators are normally classified." Though the CIA has acknowledged using aggressive interrogation techniques, including waterboarding, it is possible that the detainees will never learn their interrogators' names or have access to them.
Gerald T. Zerkin, a lawyer who represented convicted terrorist Zacarias Moussaoui in his federal trial in Alexandria, said that when he was "stand-by counsel" in the case, he could not share classified information with Moussaoui, and summaries of some high-value detainees' interrogations were offered to the court, with no indication of how, when or where the statements were obtained.
"He didn't have access to classified information," Zerkin said. "You know information about the trial, you want to advise him, and you can't tell him what it is. How do you suppress statements if you can't have access to the officers to ask them questions about how the statements were taken, and they can't testify? So it will be secret trials. It just shreds the Constitution into itty-bitty pieces."
The government's position contrasted with earlier public statements, in which Hartmann and military prosecutors vowed to share everything with the defendants. "As to classified, there will be no secret trials," Hartmann said when he announced the charges in the Sept. 11 conspiracy case last February, before the defendants declared they wanted to represent themselves. "Every piece of evidence, every stitch of evidence, every whiff of evidence that goes to the finder of fact, to the jury, to the military tribunal will be reviewed by the accused, subject to confrontation, subject to cross-examination, subject to challenge."
Decisions about classified evidence will be up to the military judges presiding over military commissions cases, and Hartmann has said he will allow prosecutors to put forward classified evidence derived from the CIA's enhanced interrogation techniques and leave it up to the judge to determine its legality. Still, prosecutors could try to keep some classified evidence out of the defense's hands.
"If the military judge agrees that the classified information is relevant and material to the defense and that there is no reasonable alternative, then the military judge may order the prosecution to disclose the classified information or dismiss the charge and specification to which the classified information pertains," according to the e-mailed statement.
Eugene R. Fidell of the National Institute of Military Justice said he thinks detainees must have a way to confront classified evidence and the people who interrogated them.
"Otherwise, I don't see how the interest in public confidence in the administration of justice can be served," Fidell said. "Does he have a right to challenge the circumstances under which his statements were made or not? Does he have a right to say how he was treated or not?"
Classified information requires special handling in a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility -- known as a SCIF -- and prosecutors have indicated that they would ensure that such a facility would be made available for the defendants' use. The entire courtroom complex at Guantanamo is considered a SCIF, and there are five small holding cells inside the compound where detainees are held before court hearings.
"How they are going to do this, I have no idea," said Navy Lt. Richard Federico, who has been assigned to represent Binalshibh. "These individuals have been subject to the very things that are classified, including sources, methods and techniques. But they don't have a clearance, obviously, so I have no idea how they're going to rectify that."
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Health care Analytics is the procedure of obtaining information from patterns in data that can be useful in making informed healthcare decisions. It goes beyond the management of data to finding meaning in historical evidence, and making future predictions on how to guarantee chances of success. Health systems can be useful in gaining insights into various issues specifics to healthcare like revenue, population health initiatives, patient and healthcare provider engagement and risks.
The use of healthcare analytics helps enterprises to obtain a more proper perspective of existing operations and produce informed decisions about how to improve anticipated outcomes. It is however shocking to note that most of the data collected remains unused therefore denying healthcare providers; the opportunity to produce actionable clinical data that can improve the efficiency and quality in healthcare.
To completely make use of this data, healthcare providers need to strive to establish a culture that places a premium on informed planning and decision making. Data-based insights from different sources can be useful in providing vital feedback to healthcare providers.
The rise in healthcare costs together with an increased regulatory demand for affordable healthcare has witnessed the emergence of health analytics as a solution for the various challenges facing the health sector. The prime objective of analytics is to contact considerable numbers of patients in ways that enhance the patient's feedback to healthcare outreach.
How Health Care Analytics can help Your Business?
Technologies and Innovation: Technology and innovation have for the past century been applied in provision of healthcare. These have led to improvements in the life expectancy and quality, improved diagnostics and efficiency of healthcare systems. Innovations in healthcare are majorly concentrated on provision of modern services, new technologies and improved service delivery.
Genomics and new biotechnologies continue to be the dominant components of healthcare innovation. All these advances will ultimately contribute to improvements in the quality of life and a reduction in healthcare costs.
Globalization and Economic Decline: The growth of the global service sector and globalization results into increased completion, economic difficulties and adoption of austerity measures such as restructuring and downsizing of healthcare professionals. The increase in costs of care as well as austerity measures strain the ability of the health system to provide high-quality services.
Hospitals are also forced to close due to difficult economic times, these results in fewer hospitals being available close to the patients. Reduction in staff also strains the existing workers therefore resulting in provision of substandard services.
Improving Outcomes: Globally, the healthcare industry is moving away from volume to value, this scenario therefore places premium on clinical outcomes. Estimates show that healthcare related data is increasing at 35% per annum. Advance analytics can aid healthcare provides to access data to improve health outcomes. Evidence-based approaches to collecting data can be deployed to enable appropriate intervention for the medic at the point of care.
Preventive Care: The global trends require health providers to analyze all the information they access. This information is significant in mapping the population, identifying patients at risk and carrying an analysis of the gaps in the provision of healthcare. Educating patients on their health conditions helps in the establishment of preventive care initiatives.
Empowering Patients: Healthcare consumers need being made responsible for their own health through the provision of timely evidence driven insights. The objective of empowering patients is to enable them develop self-care and awareness by helping them understand they are major stakeholders in their healthcare decisions. Patient empowerment deals with placing the patient at the center of health services in order to derive maximum benefits of the services. Patients are therefore involved in the journey of improving healthcare.
Health care analytics is a term used to describe the healthcare analysis activities that can be undertaken as a result of data collected from four areas within healthcare such as claims and cost data, pharmaceutical and research and development data, clinical, and patient behavior and sentiment data .Health care analytics allows for the examination of patterns in various healthcare data in order to determine how clinical care can be improved while limiting excessive spending. Here are some of examples of Healthcare Analytics for new applications that were realized by customers in healthcare sector.
Patient Segmentation: Patient Segmentation enables healthcare payer to determine and analyze their patient's population to uncover potential candidates to enroll for a disease management study, a good example is diabetes prevention program. Health Insurance and healthcare payers are usually the potential customers of patient segmentation use case.
Health Plan Analytics: To analyze and find the effectiveness of any health program by healthcare payers, health plan analytics will come in handy. This can help decide performance analysis of disease management under morbidity clustering. Health insurance and healthcare payers could be potential clients.
Acceleration of Patient Management transactions: Acceleration of Patient Management transactions will reduce the complaints from the users about the performance. The transaction is important as it gives an overview and crucial data relating all patients in a specified ward. Just like clinical workstation. Multiple users use the refresh functions which in turns develops more system loads as they work with it. You can open it up to multiple providers to give access to patient records of the health information network.
Clinical Research Support for cancer patients: Clinical Research Support for cancer patients provide several healthcare advantages as it provides up-to-date medical and clinical research processes to physicians and medical researchers. It helps to analyze unstructured and structured clinical data and provide real-time access of relevant data across the organization. This applies to normal and specialties patients identify quickly trial matching and create clinical trials for groups of patients.
Multi-Resource Planning: Healthcare providers can quickly give inpatient surgery based on certain incidents e.g., unavailable doctors or determine schedules of outpatients. Healthcare providers are the potential clients of multi-resource planning.
Treatment Outcome Analysis: This is an analysis performed to determine the outcome and cost of patient treatment considering DRG codes, diagnosis, stay length claims, revenues and service performed by healthcare providers. Treatment Outcome Analysis enables supports hospitals on contract negotiation process with payers as well as support in real information on actual costs for a particular patient cohort. Healthcare providers are prospective clients of Treatment Outcome Analysis.
Evidence-based medicine (EBM): Evidence-based medicine (EBM) goal is to gained best evidence available from scientific procedure to decision-making in clinical. This uses patient previous treatments to find from it medical guidance. Just like the others healthcare providers are their major customers.
Drug Recall: Drug Recall is used to quickly recall patients who have earlier been administered a certain drug efficiently and fast by providing their contact details and location. Healthcare providers are customers of this.
Tracking and tracing of medical products: This solution offers healthcare providers an opportunity to monitor the logistical chain of medical and pharmaceutical products from the processing of raw material to the point of consumption by the patient. This solution offers a strong counterfeit prevention mechanism thus ensuring that high standards are maintained throughout the medical value chain.
Fraud and abuse prevention: Fraudulent claims result in excessive billing amounts, exorbitant per patient costs and excessive per doctor patients. This excessive billing can be identified and prevented by use of health analytics tools such as auditing of accounts which can reveal providers and policy holders who engage in unethical practices. Fraudulent healthcare claims result in an increase in the health burden shouldered by the society. The detection of healthcare fraud is therefore a central pillar in the provision of affordable and quality healthcare.
Determination of copayment rates: This solution offers an insured patient the opportunity to find out quickly the amount he would be required to pay for a specific treatment. A copayment is a fixed amount that an insurance policy holder must pay for services such as consulting a caregiver. This service can be provided through a portal or a mobile phone to the policy owner.
Real-time patient monitoring: This feature helps to monitor patients in real-time by triggering interventions based on incoming data. Health analytics can incorporate a patient health monitoring system to monitor the patient's health through a sensors-based network. This system detects patient's condition by processing sensors data and relaying the same information to the doctor. This system saves the doctor's time as they are able to remotely monitor the progress of their patients.
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Twelve years ago, Dalhousie Legal Aid Service (DLAS) began hosting an annual Legal Masquerade Ball to help raise operational funds. Last year, it decided to mix things up and offer a new fundraising initiative: the Social Justice Soirée.
On January 30, about 75 people attended the evening event at Casino Nova Scotia's Compass Room, which consisted of a buffet dinner with wine, the presentation of the Irving and Ruth Pink Award for Youth Development and Social Justice, and live music provided by Unidentified Funk Object. Halifax radio personality Peter Harrison hosted the event, and Emma Halpern, the Equity Officer with the Nova Scotia Barristers' Society, gave a keynote on social justice in Nova Scotia.
This year's event raised about $1,200 to benefit the clinic. Reena Davis, DLAS's office manager, has been organizing the events since 2008. "Everyone has a good time, and the proceeds are put toward operational costs," she says. "Although it was a decent turnout of community members, law students, and faculty this year, I'd love to see more people attend and more law firms support us."
With cuts to all levels of funding becoming commonplace, it has become more difficult to run DLAS with the proper resources. Fundraising events like this one allow DLAS to provide valuable publications such as the Tenants Rights Guide and the Welfare Rights Guide to the community and others who advocate for people living in poverty across the province.
"The fundraising proceeds also allow us to buy new computers and new software with better teaching tools for our students, many of whom say that the clinic is where all of the teachings from the first two years of law school start making sense," says Davis. "Without fundraising, we can do little more than pay the staff."
Honouring youth-advocacy community leaders
The highlight of the evening was the presentation of the Irving and Ruth Pink Award for Youth Development and Social Justice. The award, now in its fourth year, celebrates outstanding contributions aimed at supporting youth and advancing issues of youth social justice. This year, there were two co-recipients: DeRico Symonds and the SeaStar Child and Youth Advocacy Centre.
"It's great to be recognized, but the important thing is that we've identified a societal issue – that young people need to be engaged more and be given meaningful employment."
– DeRico Symonds, Future Roots
Symonds has been working with youth for 12 years, the last four with Phoenix Youth Programs in the community of Mulgrave Park. He has been instrumental in developing several education programs for youth and co-founded a youth-employment social enterprise in Halifax's North End called Future Roots, which operates out of Veith House. Common Good Solutions, a local enterprise development company, has been integral in Future Roots's development.
"It's great to be recognized, but the important thing is that we've identified a societal issue – that young people need to be engaged more and be given meaningful employment," says Symonds. "The younger you involve people in meaningful work, the less chance they'll be involved in risky behaviours."
The Future Roots youth who are shovelling snow and raking leaves are encouraged to attend the monthly planning meetings, where they can provide input into programming, scheduling, and budgeting and voice any concerns they might have. "Decisions are often made for youth, but not with them," says Symonds. "I believe that youth are capable of, and should be, involved in the decision-making processes that affect them."
The award's other recipient was the SeaStar Child and Youth Advocacy Centre (CYAC). The medical director of the IWK Child Protection Team and head of the Division of General Pediatrics at Dalhousie, Dr. Amy Ornstein accepted the award on behalf of SeaStar CYAC. She has been a key leader in the vision and development of the Centre, which aims to provide a more co-ordinated, less traumatizing process for children and youth when they disclose abuse.
"It was a huge accomplishment and very validating to receive positive feedback from the community that this work is important." – Dr. Amy Ornstein, SeaStar CYAC
The program, operating at the IWK Health Centre, is a first step toward the full-service SeaStar CYAC, which is currently in development. Since 2012, the small-scale program has supported 550 children and youth who have disclosed some form of sexual or physical abuse. Dr. Ornstein notes that this represents just a fraction of the eligible cases in HRM alone.
Research shows that children who have suffered abuse are more likely to be arrested for criminal behaviour as juveniles and are less likely to finish high school, and about one-third abuse their own children. SeaStar focuses on putting the youth at the centre of every step of the process and supporting them all the way through.
"When we do this work well, we hope to launch these kids on a different path in life," says Dr. Ornstein. "We're proud of what we've accomplished so far with limited space and resources, and we look forward to doing so much more as the program expands. It was a huge accomplishment and very validating to receive positive feedback from the community that this work is important."
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Caveat: this is only at the **early stages of experimentation**, and since it **may alter the Scala semantics** of your code, well... you've been warned :-)

Scalaxy/Privacy is a Scala compiler plugin that:
* Changes default visibility from public to `private[this]` (public requires a `@public` annotation).

  ```scala
  @public object Foo {
    val privateByDefault = 10
    @public val explicitlyPublic = 12
  }
  ```

* Warns about non-trivial public methods and values without type annotations

  ```scala
  object Foo {
    // Warning: public `f` method has a non-trivial return type without type annotation.
    @public def f(x: Int) = if (x < 0) "1" else 2
  }
  ```

# Why, oh why??

The default public visibility of Scala definitions is often at odds with the principle of [encapsulation](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encapsulation_(object-oriented_programming)).
That's why some coding guidelines like Twitter's excellent [Effective Scala](http://twitter.github.io/effectivescala/) recommend [to mark methods as `private[this]`](http://twitter.github.io/effectivescala/#Object oriented programming-Visibility) when they don't need to be public (which may have fringe performance benefits as well).

While this is great practice, it can quickly lead to lots of `private[this]` boilerplate, which this compiler plugin aims to remove the need for. The bet here is that with Scalaxy/Privacy:
* You'll pay more attention to what needs to be `@public`, because you'll need to make that explicit: your code will be better encapsulated throughout.
* You'll type less `@public` annotations than you would've typed `private` or `private[this]` modifiers, which means less code to write and read.
* You'll be able to migrate your code away from Scalaxy/Privacy when you're bored of it / whenever I die or fail to update the plugin on time for the subsequent Scala version, using Scalaxy/Privacy's migration diff generator.

Also, with the extra warnings about missing type annotations for public members with non-trivial bodies:
* You'll make your code more readable,
* You'll spot unintentional propagations of weird types (no more returning `Unit` or `MyPrivateLocalType` three levels deep by mistake)

Now well... one may consider this as a language fork, which it might well be, somehow, but don't you worry: even if you convert all your code to using `@public` instead of `private`, the plugin will (soon) allow you to migrate all your code back to its equivalent traditional Scala, by generating the diffs you'll need to apply to it.

# Longer examples

```scala
@public object Foo {
  // Any val, def, class or object not marked with @public is assumed to be private[this].
  val privateByDefault = 10

  // The @public annotation is removed by the compiler plugin.
  @public val explicitlyPublic = 12

  // Warning: public `f` method has a non-trivial return type without type annotation.
  @public def f(x: Int) = if (x < 0) "1" else 2

  // Ok.
  @public def g(x: Int): Int = f(x)
}

println(Foo.privateByDefault) // Error: Scalaxy/Privacy made that one private[this].
println(Foo.explicitlyPublic) // Ok.

// Regular Scala visibility rules apply within elements tagged with @noprivacy
@noprivacy object Bar {
  val publicByDefault = 10
  private val explicitlyPrivate = 12
}

println(Bar.publicByDefault)   // Ok.
println(Bar.explicitlyPrivate) // Error.
```

If that wasn't long enough, have a look at the following tests:
* [PrivacyTest.scala](https://github.com/ochafik/Scalaxy/blob/master/Privacy/Plugin/src/test/scala/scalaxy/PrivacyTest.scala)
* [ExplicitTypeAnnotationsTest.scala](https://github.com/ochafik/Scalaxy/blob/master/Privacy/Plugin/src/test/scala/scalaxy/ExplicitTypeAnnotationsTest.scala)

# More details

## Private by default

* `protected`, `private`, `override` and `abstract` definitions are unmodified
* Accessors of case classes' canonical fields are unmodified:

  ```scala
  case class Foo(thisIsPublic: Int) {
    val thisIsPrivate = 10
  }
  ```

* Code that compiles with the plugin will most likely compile without, unless there's name clashes due to wildcard imports (without the plugin, more names will be publicly visible). This means that IDEs can grok code annotated with `@public` and `@noprivacy` without the need to run the plugin, because the code they'll see will also be valid Scala.

## Warnings on missing type annotations for public declarations

* `val`s and `def`s which body is considered _trivial_ are not required to have a type annotation.
  For instance, `def x = List(1, 2)` and `def y = List[Int]()` obviously have a return type of `List[Int]`, so no warning is needed.
  However, `def z = List(1, "2")` is less trivial, so the plugin will warn about it.
  The justification for these special cases (which affect `List`, `Set`, `Seq`, `Array`, `Iterable`, `Traversable` and to a lesser extent, `Map`) is that annotating return type of trivial methods brings no value to users, and the plugin aims to make your code more maintainable while cutting the boilerplate.
* Method and value `override`s don't need to have type annotations: the risk of returning an unexpected type is very low, since the parent definition is likely to have a proper type annotation.

# Usage

If you're using `sbt` 0.13.0+, just put the following lines in `build.sbt`:
```scala
scalaVersion := "2.11.6"

autoCompilerPlugins := true

// This compile-time dependency brings @public and @noprivacy, which are only needed to avoid confusing IDEs.
libraryDependencies += "com.nativelibs4java" %% "scalaxy-privacy" % "0.3-SNAPSHOT" % "provided"

// Scalaxy/Privacy compiler plugin.
addCompilerPlugin("com.nativelibs4java" %% "scalaxy-privacy-plugin" % "0.3-SNAPSHOT")

// Ensure Scalaxy/Privacy's plugin is used.
scalacOptions += "-Xplugin-require:scalaxy-privacy"

// Scalaxy/Privacy snapshots are published on the Sonatype repository.
resolvers += Resolver.sonatypeRepo("snapshots")
```

# TODO

- Fix issue of double modifiers:

  ```scala
  @public object Foo { val x = 10 }
  class Bar(x: Int, y: Int) { val x = 10 }
  ```
- Check there aren't weird corner cases

# Hacking

If you want to build / test / hack on this project:
- Make sure to use [paulp's sbt script](https://github.com/paulp/sbt-extras) with `sbt` 0.12.2+
- Use the following commands to checkout the sources and build the tests continuously:

  ```
  git clone git://github.com/ochafik/Scalaxy.git
  cd Scalaxy
  sbt "project scalaxy-privacy-plugin" "; clean ; ~test"
  ```

- Test with:

  ```
  git clone git://github.com/ochafik/Scalaxy.git
  cd Scalaxy
  sbt "project scalaxy-privacy-plugin" "run examples/Test.scala"
  ```

- You can also use plain `scalac` directly, once Scalaxy/Privacy's JAR is cached by sbt / Ivy:

  ```
  git clone git://github.com/ochafik/Scalaxy.git
  cd Scalaxy
  sbt update
  cd Privacy
  scalac -Xplugin:$HOME/.ivy2/cache/com.nativelibs4java/scalaxy-privacy-plugin_2.10/jars/scalaxy-privacy-plugin_2.10-0.3-SNAPSHOT.jar examples/Test.scala
  scalac examples/Test.scala
  ```


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Amanda Chambers, 17, of Oak Bay High has signed to San Diego State to play water polo. (Photo from Amanda Chambers)
Oak Bay water polo player NCAA-bound
Amanda Chambers signs with San Diego State
Travis Paterson
The coronavirus has kept student-athlete Amanda Chambers in Oak Bay this year but it hasn't kept her from signing to play water polo for San Diego State next year.
Chambers finished in the top 10 of goal scorers in the U19 National Championship League last year playing for the Edmonton Tsunami and would be there this school year, if not for the pandemic.
She is hopeful she'll be back later this year and is training here on her own, and also coaching two younger players, until that can happen.
Congratulations to our very own Amanda Chambers as she has signed with San Diego State to play on their water polo team next year!! So much talent and best of all, a really nice kid! @oakbaynews @TravisAPaterson @sd61schools #obpride pic.twitter.com/fKghhnI14p
— OB News Hub (@OBpulse) October 16, 2020
"I was just so excited to sign because of the uncertainty," Chamber said. "I wasn't [originally] planning on moving to Edmonton for water polo, I wasn't sure I would commit to the sport of water polo. Committing to a school made it feel right, and what I was supposed to be doing."
READ ALSO: High school athletes remain on sidelines across B.C.
Moving to Edmonton meant leaving friends behind, studying Grade 11 and 12 courses online, and staying at a billet home. None of that is unheard of for teen athletes but still wasn't something Chambers had anticipated. She's also a provincial level water skiing athlete, another sport she will try to compete in but which comes second to her water polo schedule.
Chambers is an attacker and finished the U19 NCL season with 30 goals last year, top 10 in the league as a 16 year old. Her team was first in the Western division with nine wins in 16 games when the shutdown happened. She has a chance to improve on that total if the season can happen this year.
READ ALSO: New principal leads COVID-19 school year at Oak Bay High
Fortunately for Chambers, she enrolled in water polo camps in San Diego the past two years (pre-COVID) where she had a chance to train with the San Diego State coach.
"The draw for me is that San Diego have the great water polo program, brand new facilities, and I know the coach and the area," Chambers said.
For now, Chambers is a Grade 12 student at Oak Bay High, however normal that is during a pandemic.
She has friends from the NCL who left for the NCAA this fall where thousands of athletes are training and awaiting weekly updates on news of competitions and championships. Chambers is leaning towards a focus in criminal justice for her studies.
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Q: Eclipse creates module-info.java in the ./src folder. Is it possible to move it in the ./src/java folder? Eclipse (4.25.0) creates the module-info.java in the ./src folder.
If I moved it in ./src/java (or in ./src/main/java) Eclipse would not be able to find it.
Is it possible to change the default place of module-info.java in Eclipse?
The java build path is the following:

A: Thanks to nitind and Daniel Widdis I could manage to solve this problem by deleting and recreating Java Build Path sources. I deleted module-info.java and recreated it with Configure -> Create module-info.java. Eclipse created it in the right place, which is (in my case) src/java.
Thank you very much again!